New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-27
MUSIC AND THE DRAXA.
MARTHA IN GERMAN.

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! MUSIC AND THE DRAKA.
| "MARTHA" IN GERMAN.
AT the ThalIa Theatre Lass night Heinrich B0ofey
sang the part Of "Lonel" In tho opera Of "MarthA
F1otow's tuneful work given by Mr.. AmocrSs
people with considerable spirit, but there was nus
| grace in 1t and its humor was brought down 70 sns
comprehension Of the last boy In tho saiery' Hon
Boetel fs q vigorous tenor and his voice answers "
/ every demand that its owner can mako upon IL, bus
musical intelligence and feeling are never among nis
| drafts. His theory is that tho public want vocas
the theory OF his listeners last night. Consequently
his singing much appauded Tho opera VIII .
urday afternoon.
DAMROsCH SYMPHONY SOCIETY.
| Under tho direction of Walter J. Damrosch, three
popular symphony concerts will DO given in tho AcadA
envy of Musc Brooklyn, tho evenings OF December
and January o and 81. Among the patrons OF the
new enterprise some well known citizens OF Brook
| Ign, and the first programme embraces schubers
| unfinished symphony, tho spring song from Die
| Walkure Max Alvary), an elcgy and waltz nom 4
! sui o by TschakOwsky an air from Dr. Damroscni
Sulamih" Miss Brandy, tho prize song nom Mels
tersnger1 SIr. Alvary) and LISTS Fourteenth Rhap-
sody.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.
Mr. william II. Sherwood will give three pianoforh
In Boston next month At the second concert
Tuesday afternoon, November IS, the programme viz
resident composers.
Apropos OF the approaching centenary OF the frse
performance OF Don Giovanni" incident IA relates
which reflects credit Goun 3D. Tho director OF the
Grand Opera at Paris few weeks proposed TO Do
honor to Gounod by arranging a fve-hundredth Dor.
formanoe Of Faust" the composers name day, the
feast Of st. Charles, November f. The date falling
to October 20, tho centenary OF" Don Giovanni
Gounod declined the honor, but expressed willingness
instead to Conduct performance Of Mozarts mastor
piece Lot the glory 60 TO Mozart" SAID the composer
of Faust; he is the Genera-I am only edo
camp" 1t Is said that at the Paris performance oi
" Don Giovanni" there will be ballet the music for
which arranged by Auber from Nozart's other
operas. This would seem to Indicate that the French
against the integrity Of which they were sacniegious
sinners when first they put It on their stage i i5o5
composers being introduced the wonderful duel trio
being cut out wei as Donna Annals" greatest air
Or sal che lonore,r and tho beautiful trio Of masks"
being given to throe gendarmes-men's voices.
The closing performances OF the Arabian Nights At
week
Mr. George g. Kn yht appeared Monday evening at tho
Fourteenth Street Theatre the play OF Rudolph by
Bronson Howard and David Belasco. This piece has
been revised and in part rewritten since the time Of M
first production in New-York Mr.. knight. who Is a
fornance In dialect character, received with favor
By consider Able audience.
A Flower Show will begin at the Eden Musee.
to-day. and Will continue there for one week Tne
pictures aud the statuary continually exhibition,
AMI concerts given every afternoon and evening
Messrs. Thatcher Primo and West, with their com
pany ominstre performers appeared Monday nightattho
Grant Opera House The performance given BY them Is
diversified and 10 ia repete with character and humor
The audience was large and the welcome cordial
Mr. Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry, who aboard
the German steamer Aer. which loft southampton
October 20. expected 10 arrive In this city To
morrow. The Lyceum Theatre company, sailing from
Liverpool October Is. is due here little earlier
Faust" will be produced the star Theatre
November The Bells" ami Jingle > are under
lined for saturday ight November IL; and Louis XII"
is underlined for Saturday night. November 10.
IL IL ntimated that Mr.. Manell will shortly appear Ia
this city In the drama. entitled Monbas. which
he lately brought forward with success IN Pennsylvania
Professor Cromwell will give lecture. next Sun
day night. at the Grand Opera House. The Professor
made "a visit to ireland last summer and lie
that he will speak Ireland with American
eyes
Mr. Marshall p. Wilder appeared Monday night at St
Paul's Church in West Thrtyfourthst AMI gave his
humorous ter.anment, with his usual talent and sue
Hsrbor Lights has drawn crowded houses at tho
Peoples Theatre and IT will be continued there through
out the week. Mr.. Frank W. Sanger presents IL with
pictsres lue scenery aud with weil-bilancei and
efficient I'll eatrcil company
Miss Minnie Palmer appeared Monday night At Mr..
Hendersons theatre IN Jersey City. where she well
received by large company. She acted In My Sweet
heart" Next Monday, october 81, Miss Palmer will
perform in that piece, At the windsor Theatre In THIS
city